Sentence examples for support possibly from inspiring English sources
The mood is more casual in the country, where a rosy-cheeked woman in a charming floral print dress leans on her man for support, possibly knocking his straw hat to the ground in the process.
To support possibly large numbers of agents, Siebog needs a scalable datastore, one capable of serving multitudes of requests per second.
Another merit of our solutions is to provide a proof-of-concept that a small level of cooperation among tags can further extend the range of applications RFID can support, possibly opening new veins of research.
The Watch List Iran While Russia won't admit to being friendly with this isolated nation, its renewed delivery of enriched uranium could be perceived as tacit support, possibly complicating matters for countries seeking to isolate Iran's regime.
But my first response was to cringe as hard my face would support: Possibly worse than hate speech is unequivocal endorsement by a white supremacist.
NEW YORK (Caroline Humer and Jonathan Stempel) - Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc filed a new $65 billion bankruptcy liquidation plan that it said has won wider support, possibly setting the stage for the end of the biggest bankruptcy in U.S. history.
He proposed local sovereign wealth funds (a variation on an idea his rival Boris Johnson has supported) possibly supported by an earmarked, locally raised tax, to invest in local infrastructure.
While infant health did not improve, reductions in emergency hospitalisations of young children aged 0 to 3 for severe injury and for lower respiratory infection indicated that families in SSLP areas may have been accessing routine health care, at local doctors' offices or child health clinics, supported possibly by more 'joined-up' working between health and social services.
Relationships of Haplotilapiines to basal African cichlid tribes were only weakly supported, possibly due to high genetic distances compounding homoplastic signal amongst the most ancient nodes.
In a recent paper which suggests combining stillbirths plus neonatal deaths into one outcome, it is demonstrated that such a metric finds the risk of perinatal death to rise beyond 35 weeks of gestation, supporting possibly earlier induction of labor.
Whereas antenatal services appeared good, only two thirds of women reported receiving pMTCT, perhaps reflecting poor partner support and possibly home births.
